Bento Asian Diner

Cons: I don't like this place. Never have. But my coworker wanted to try sushi and it was the closest place near work. In the end, no one liked their food. And my coworker was too scared to try the sushi. Pros: great lunch specials! Wow you get so much food. Food was ready for pick up when we specified. Nice employees.

Authentic? Hell, I don't know. I'm am not of Asian ethnicity, nor am I an expert on Asian cuisine. I can say with absolute credibility that I don't know what I am talking about. It's a good place to be. I can go through life fat dumb and happy without being incumbered with prejudice regarding the authenticity of the food. Rating it is easy, either I like it or I don't. I read a review for Bento Asian Diner, where the reviewer said "Just fyi, this is NOT Japanese food. It's Chinese food that looks Japanese." That is probably very significant information for connoisseurs of the cuisines. I don't doubt the reviewer's expertise. But as a neophyte, to me that has the relevance of saying that a cheeseburger is being made to look like a patty melt. Ok, Well?Food tastes better when it is served with each entrée and side having its own little isolated section. No mixing. No messing around on the plate. It is proven technology. For instance, it keeps the chocolate cake from mixing with the green beans on my Swanson Hungry Man dinner. A Bento Box is neat. I ordered the Deluxe Bento. A chance to try several menu items. General Tso's, Bento Spicy Chicken, Fried rice, Chicken Egg Roll, California Roll and a salad (pictures). Everything was fantastic except the California Roll. I was amply warned, it is called a "California" Roll. My wife went the Classic Bento Orange Chicken, Crispy Spring roll and a Shrimp Tempura Roll. Everything was fantastic on her plate. The Orange Chicken had a prominent orange flavored sauce, over crispy fried breast meat. The meals started with a phenomenal Egg Drop Soup. Both very enjoyable meals with generous portions. A family owned and staffed business. Friendly, personable young siblings were managing the front end of the restaurant this afternoon. The restaurant is clean. No Sriracha bottle boogers. The youngest son was scrubbing a table when we walked in. He made sure it was spotless. We picked that table. The restaurant has a hint of Asian décor; Chinese, Japanese IDK? We truly enjoyed our meals and the dining experience. My #2 choice for Asian food in Broken Arrow behind Keo; because I liked it!

They have bento boxes for around 11 dollars with way too much food! I had the tofu and my kids got sweet and sour chicken. It was all very good and the staff was super friendly.

Not the best but not the worst. I'm giving 3 stars because it's pretty much right in the middle. Prices are very good, service is good but food is average. The bento box is always a fun meal and they offer many options. I ordered the kids meal and they brought it out on a cute fish plate and the portion size was plenty big for me.

Bento is one of the better Chinese food in the Tulsa area. I got the classic bento box for $8.99 which was great value for money. Everything tasted great although the sushi was slightly mushy if I have to be fussy. My husband always orders Kway Teow (flat rice noodles) because it's the best we could find around here.

THIS FOOD WAS AMAAAAZING ILL ALWAYS COME BACK!!! I definitely recommend this place to friends and family. The staff make you feel very welcomed

Very good food. Mongolian beef , California rolls, pot stickers, egg drop soup, hot and sour soup, also sesame balls we very good. Will return. Clean and very nice service.

I really liked the food and variety in the bento box options. I will be back for sure. Also, for lunch it was super quick.!

FOOD WAS IMMACULATE. Recommend for quick dinner the service is great and everyone is so polite

Great family owned business at a great location! All cuisines are made with excellence. My personal favorite are the rolls and orange chicken. Check this place out!